Labels
- 1946
- 24 years later
- 3D Models
- Action Figures
- ADnD
- Adventures on the 7th Sea
- Aurora
- Barbarians of Lemuria
- BASH
- Blogging
- BoL
- Books
- Broadsword Gaming
- Business
- Comics
- Computers
- Conan
- Cool Websites
- D&D 5th Edition
- Dicey Tales
- DVD's
- EBay
- Evil DM Productions
- FASERIP
- Flashback
- Free Stuff
- Friend of the Lair
- fun
- Funny
- Gaming
- Geek life
- Goodwill
- Heroclix
- HULU
- I garrote the Medusa
- Icons
- Images
- Legends of Steel
- Life
- Life at the Lair
- Lost World of Hador
- Magazines
- Manly Monday
- Memories
- Minions
- Movies
- Music
- Netflix
- Opinion
- Pathfinder
- PDF's
- Pulp
- Pulp Thursday
- rant
- Robert E. Howard
- Roll20
- Savage Worlds
- Space-Pulp
- Spelljammer
- Star Frontiers
- Star Wars
- Super Heroes
- Sword and Planet
- Swords and Sorcery
- ThisnThat
- Time-out
- Toons
- Toys
- TSR
- TV Shows
- video
- Wasting time
- Writing
- ZeFRS
Pigeon
Friday, June 13, 2008
Losing myself in a Lost World
My Lost World of Hador (LWOH) Project is taking up quite a bit of my writing time.
Which is a good thing.
The ideas are coming along at a nice pace and so far I haven’t suffered any writers block. I’m about 25% into the project. When I can't actually write I’m trying to absorb source material for inspiration.
I’m reading a lot of Edgar Rice Burroughs novels, adventure comics, Time/ Life books and I'm doing quite a bit of surfing on the net. The way Hador is developing I’ll be able to tackle both the “Lost world” and the “Sword & Planet” angles.
I read last week about Pinnacle Entertainment allowing publication of products using their Savage World brand, and the idea is intriguing. With World of Broadsword the focus was on Deep 7’s 1PG System, but since then, I’ve been leaning more towards producing content that can be used for any system.
Back in 1985 Hero games put out an excellent supplement for Lost World adventuring; it was called Lands of Mystery and was written by Aaron Allston. In it they gave conversion information for systems like Chill, Call of Cthulhu, and Daredevil. I’m toying with the idea of doing the same with LWOH.
I could use Deep 7 Dime heroes, open source efforts like Four Color, and ZeFRS, and possibly Savage Worlds. It all depends on how much hassle it all is, I’m more of a fluff guy than a rules cruncher. Of course the first thing is to get the manuscript written and then move on to what systems to apply it to.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Let me be the first to put in my vote for you to develop some Savage Worlds stuff. That system is great and based on your work, I think your stuff is a perfect fit for SW.
ReplyDeleteAn easy way for the SW stuff, I think, would be to do the stats in a separate pdf, put the SW Fan license logo on the front and give it away for free. I'm not sure if that falls within the spirit of the license, but I can't really see why Pinnacle would have a problem with it.
ReplyDeleteAnother great system for Pulp is Spirit of the Century from Evil Hat Productions. As it is pretty rules-light a conversion shouldn't be to hard. (http://www.evilhat.com)
ReplyDeleteThat is a great suggestion for Savage Worlds!
ReplyDeleteI'm on it!